This does not fit Ryobi RY28120. Screws are D shaped but bigger. Have a different tool or do I have to use Long Nose Pliers?...
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I'm not a seller; it works perfectly on my craftsman powerhead. It's the carburetor brand that counts, I think, in my case a Walbro. There are more tools listed by other sellers.
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Yes-that's what I use it on. In fact I'm using it today. That black "knobby" looking thing in the center is a plastic cap. Take it off as it covers the threads that you need to screw it into the Ryobi. Have fun! Paul Lakeport, CA
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not sure, but ryobi has a master parts line: 1-877-545-4099 best guess is that it would
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Not sure but they are bits with the universal base so it should fit unless your ryobi carries a special chuck.
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No Idea, It wasn't designed for my unit a 225 Yami with a special foot. I was able to cut open back side and get it to over my skeg. Looks fine.
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sorry I am not more helpfull If it is a Bosch SDS then these will fit, otherwise I am not familiar with tool model #11224VSR, is it also a Bosch? does it accept SDS style bits?
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Somehow Amazon got their people crossed. I never responded to your question and don't know anything about Ryobi threads. It had to be someone else. Sorry that happened to you. In fact I went and double checked and I have a Porter Cable. The answer you got about the "black knob" is correct but I don't know anything about a Ryobi and I don't live in Lakeport.,Suggest you return it to Amazon. My friend had your problem when he tried to use it on a DeWalt. The Ads are very unclear on the threads. Best of luck. Bill
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The short answer is I don't know whether it will fit your Ryobi saw. I'm using a Ridgid TS3650 10" table saw, which is the saw for which the dado insert was made, with a Freud SD608 dado set capable of cutting dados up to 13/16" wide. The insert is about 3.75" wide, 13 16/16" long (excluding the tab at the out-feed, non-keyhole end) and 3/8" thick. The blade opening is just over 1 1/4" wide by 8" long, centered end to end, and located on the left side of the insert (from the in-feed end) with the right edge of the opening about 3/16" to the right of the centerline. (The photo shows the insert with the right in-feed end at the top.) Also, the are four Alan head leveling screws, which can be seen in the photo. I suggest you compare the photo and the foregoing description and dimensions to your regular insert. If they match, it likely will work. Hope that helps.
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will likely work --it worked on my Ryobi string trimmer. If you can see the adjustment port look for two flat sides and two round sides to each adjustment head. May need to carefully remove the adjustment housing guard sides to view the adjusting screw heads. I had to do the same and was able to do it with a small fine saw and nipping pliers.
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You really need to examine the idle screws on your machine closely. This worked on Ryobi but not all Craftsman. You might need a PAC man or the one that has all the perforations around the edge. That one is more common.
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My Ryobi attachments fit the troybuilt trimmer. So it would seem to reason it would go both ways
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I have to modify it////it was not direct fit....I used the old holder and the new sliders and drilled new holestry to find exact fit....or expect to modify it...good luck
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Hello Tina, I don't have enough information to answer your question. I would need to know the model of your Ryobi saw. The two most important bits of information are: 1) the diameter of the blade and, 2) the diameter for the arbor which fits in the hole in the middle of the blade. For this Oldham blade these dimensions are: 5-1/2" blade diameter and 5/8" arbor diameter. You can check the instruction manual for your saw to find these dimensions. If you don't have the manual, you can go to: www dot ryobitools dot com/catalog/power_tools/all_saws (replace the word dot with periods and no spaces). Check the Service and Support link for your model, or go to the web page for your model, and you may find a link there for the manual, or the specifications for your model. Good luck.
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What is the bar ID? Is it compatible with the size of the levers? Like someone else had previously responded, you tighten the levers by removing the rubber cap and using an allen key. If you have tightened this all the way already, then your bars are simply too big for these. If you tighten them and the fit is close but still slightly loose, you could probably rig something since the mechanism is simply an expander shiv; maybe you could wrap something around that to give you a little extra leverage.
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It works on my Ryobi purchased at Home Depot about two years ago. If your adjustment screw looks like the "pac man" in the picture, I expect that it will work for you.
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Hi! I do know that the screws are Phillips type approx. 1/4" long. For exact details, you can contact Sceptre at: !-800-788-2878. They are very helpful! I STRONGLY suggest you use a power screwdriver...the fit is tight.
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From my understanding, all ryobi ONE+ batteries fit all the tools. shipping is 36.99 and import tax is charged by your country -- not the seller